The Gammon River flows through Woodland Caribou Provincial Park as a scenic intermediate paddling route accessed from Wallace Lake, Manitoba or via the Bird River route. This system features a mix of open lakes with sandy soil-supported forest stands and narrow granite-squeezed channels offering intimate paddling experiences. The river contains multiple portages and beaver dam obstacles, with excellent fishing for walleye and northern pike. Best paddled June-September, the Gammon connects Ontario and Manitoba wilderness areas, allowing multi-provincial adventure combinations. Wildlife viewing includes moose, bears, and birds.
The difficulty of Gammon River River varies by section.
The best time is June-September.
Gammon River River is located in the Northwestern Ontario region of Canada.
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